…Considering that he is very new to Energy3D (though he previously had some experiences with Maya and Unity3D), this somehow indicates just how easy Energy3D may be for 3D modeling,…
…but scientists conducted observations, analyzed data and made research decisions from shore? Thanks to a new project, scientists can test this scenario, and students can also conduct remote research. The…
…5.0 includes numerous new features that we have recently added to the software to enhance its already powerful concurrent design, simulation, and analysis capabilities. For example, we have added cut/copy/paste…
…traces left by fireballs of different sizes. Figure 3: Thermophoresis (Soret’s effect) With this new capacity, we can simulate phenomena such as thermophoresis, in which the different particle types in…
…will present a keynote address. He has developed a unique approach that uses affordable handheld IR cameras (under $900) to visualize invisible energy flows and transformations in easy-to-do science experiments….
We’re delighted to announce that we were awarded a Smaller Business Association of New England (SBANE) Innovation Award. The Concord Consortium was selected from 268 innovative companies and joins the…
Congratulations to Siubhan F. of Cork, Ireland! She’s the winner of a new iPad for participating in our website survey. Siubhan told us how she learned of the Concord Consortium…
…Welcome, Aniket! Create new interactives for Investigations curriculum units The Interactions project was funded to design, develop and test an innovative, NGSS-inspired introductory high school science curriculum to support students…
Paul Horwitz, Trudi Lord, and Cynthia McIntyre present the Evolution Readiness curriculum at the New England Educational Research Organization on April 28 at 10:15 a.m. in New Bedford, MA. Our…
The new issue of @Concord includes articles on formative assessments in electronics, a new simulation for teaching and learning heat transfer, nanoscience and genetics education, and more. Read the Newsletter…